The American economy grew more rapidly than previously thought. The growth rate of the world's largest economy reached the fastest in more than a decade.
US economy grew 4.6 percent in the second quarter, and this resulted in the growth of the largest per semester since 2003.
The government said growth in the third quarter driven by rising consumer spending, more business investment and exports, and reduced imports.
Today, the United States is probably the country with the most striking growth in the midst of a gloomy global economic picture.
Block 18 European countries shared euro currency users, which together is greater than the US economy, on the verge of recession. Growth slowed significantly in China, the second largest economy, while Japan, the third largest economy, plunged into recession.
US economic analysts assert US economic growth probably slowed to about 2.5 percent in the last quarter of this year. But they expect greater growth, the possibility of 3 per cent, in 2015.
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